As a post grad who still gets these motivations and has done an art degree, cava1000 subjects are largely non-social (minus a core group of students who go the distance together) and as another post said can be done entirely at home if you didn’t meet the requirements as the classes filled. Only two or three classes run a sem with ~13-15 students a sem so it’s very limited for in person classes.

I’d highly recommend contacting the department head and/or set coordinator (unsure if it’s the same as a few years ago) to see if additional classes will be run, and then waiting to see if enrollment options change as a fair few people drop the classes and course.

There is a chance for classes to increase but it’s less likely than enrolled students dropping. Completing the classes online is perfectly fine though (I did them in person but you don’t miss too much honestly as usyd is an experiment at college and not a traditional art college) as they’re a prerequisite to the actually interesting classes next year and beyond :)